Wednesday 4th November 2026:Do not miss the Executive Assistant Conference of the Year!Venue: Grand Connaught Rooms, Great Queen St, Covent Garden, London WC2B 5DA.
Updated: Sep 25
Exclusive Invitation
for
Executive Assistants, Personal Assistants, Private PAs, Team Assistants, Virtual Assistants, Office Managers, Admin Assistants
We are thrilled to invite you to join us for a transformative day of learning, networking, and recognition at the Global PA Conference & Awards on Wednesday 4th November 2026.
This event has been uniquely designed for your profession and features Headline Speakers including Mims Davies MP, Shadow Minister for Women, Shadow Secretary of State for Wales. Mims will talk about Women in Parliament and her Career Journey.
The Conference is supported by the Financial Conduct Authority and the University of Northumbria.
Highlights of the Event include:
Key Executive Speakers:
Gain insights into business challenges from Top Executives, Senior EAs and Experts in Professional Development
Dr Tevin Tobun, CEO of Routd, Entrepreneur & Philanthropist will talk about how he believes Executive Assistants are an untapped reservoir of talent in organisations. Dr Tobun is now elevating his EA to become his Chief of Staff and he will discuss why he did this.
Listen to Graham Roberts-Phelps, Leadership Trainer & Author on how to understand Leaders and work effectively with them.
"Leaders are not always hard to work with. They are often hard to read. Graham Roberts-Phelps, leadership trainer and author, has spent 25 years inside the heads of directors, chairs and chief executives. He explains what really drives them, why the stress never leaves, and what they quietly wish their EA knew. Drawing on the latest thinking on hybrid working, decision fatigue and AI, he shows how to spot a leader's patterns, earn their trust from a distance, and step up from managing the diary to managing the mission."
Join in discussion about AI & the Future of Work with AI expert Clwyd Probert, CEO of Whitehat-SEO
Engage in discussion with Verity Stokes, Angela Mortimer Recruitment on the current job market for EAs and what employers are looking for.
Join a group activity on 'Managing Difficult Situations at Work' led by Kay Gunn, FCIPD & HR Trainer
Engage with Claire Beck, CEO of Shine Wellbeing on 'Managing Stress as an EA'.
Network with your colleagues and peers and enjoy the hospitality of the Grand Connaught Rooms
Participate in a luxury Prize Draw with fabulous Prizes
Network with our Trusted Supplier Partners
Support the Achievements of Award Winners
Global PA Awards 2024
Celebrate the contributions of Executive Assistants, Personal Assistants, Secretaries, Team PAs, Team Assistants, Admin Assistants, and Office Managers across various industries.
Award Entry Details:
Opening Date:** July 2026
Closing Date:**19th October 2026
Prizes: You will receive a fabulous Trophy and a Gift
You can be nominated by your Manager or apply yourself for an award. Enhance your application with up to four testimonials from your Manager and colleagues. Even if you cannot attend the Conference, you can still enter the Awards and you will be celebrated via video.
Places are limited, book early and take advantage of Early Bird Rate (closes 12th Oct 2026)
£179 inc. Vat (reduced from £199 inc. vat)
Discounts apply for 2 or more Bookings
Reserve 8 places for £1299 inc. VAT
Call our office on 0207 971 7311 or email enquiries@globalpa-association.com
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